This movie would like to imitate "The Warriors" (1979), but there's no way! The problem here is with the script: all characters are uni-dimensional, and all the lines are the most predictable you could imagine: this movie is not old enough to justify such a parade of sentences we already heard hundreds of times. And the story also is predictable, eventually it is terribly boring. Not to mention the totally unlikely and unbelievable plot... Also features a lot of non-acting actors. Walter Hill disappointed me badly.
Review of Streets of Fire
